Is Candidate Fnr
Prosecuting Atty
John H. Carson by formal
announcement has today verified
the persistent rumor throughout
the county that ho would be
candidate for the Republican
Harold Murphy spent the week
N O T IC E !
nomination to the office o f Dis
•Mid at Salem.
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trict Attorney for Marion Countv
All parties knowing themselves at the Primaries to be held in
J. A. Hendershott was a Salem indebted to me will please call at May.
visitor Wednesday.
the jewelry store in Stayton,
Mr. Carson is the eldest son
where they can make settlement, of the late John A. Carson one
Postmaster Alexander is among It
C. A. LUTHY.
o f the most eminent lawyers of
those confined to their home this
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the state. His tutelage under
week.
There is a type o f man who is his father together with training
a lion in demanding that news- j at the Willamette College of Law
Mrs. J. L. Quinn and son Jack papers attack alleged abuses but
and five years active and success-
were Salem shoppers last Satur who become a lamb when it is 1
ful practice render him fit and
day.
suggested that he sign his name, capable beyond question to dis-
to the attacks.
■ charge the duties o f the office.
George Davie expects to move
John H. Carson served in the
into his new barb »r shop the first'
Card of Thanks
United States Army on the Mex-
o f the week.
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¡can Border in 1916, having been
We take this opportunity o f ex- a member o f Company M. Third
Sometimes when we want t o 1
pressing our heartfelt thanks to Oregon Infantry.
He served
love our neighbor as ourselves
iour neighbors and friends for again in the ¡ate war. signing up
she won’ t let us.
their kindness and words of synt for heavy artillery in which he
S lo p e d S
lust Received 400 pounds
Of Blue Vitrol
FORMALDEHYDE
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P C Galbraith the jew eler
was at Salem Monday, look.ng
after business.
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pathy to us m the Jeath and was receiving special training at
^ r'al, 0<l 0UIr daughter and sister fortress Monroe. Virginia, when
Mrbel O. Johnke and her son | the Armistice was signed.
Carl. Signed.
As his campaign slogan Mr.
Henry Johnke. father.
Carson has adapted the state-
Th^y say the bustle is coming
Mrs. Effie Jarvis and family. | ment of ‘ •Just, impartial and
back. Well, it belongs back, if
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fearless administration o f the
•anywhere.
Attorneys Massey and Heltzel
were at Salem Monday transact
ing legal business.
Store
i
In Any Quantity
Crabtree Merchant is ¿principles
law ”. 1Hi%
knotwled‘ro of the.
of justice insures that'
Victim of Influenza he would deal fairly with those
«-o-e-o-w-M-c-e-x-«v-x-x-
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with whom he would come in
contact
in his official capacity
, Mark A. Freeman, o f Crabtree,
So man ever beat the combi died at his home last Friday after and that he would be fearless
nation of booze, gasoline and noon at 4 o'clock, after a few goes without saying.
calico.
days Illness from Influenza.
Mr. Freeman was born in Iowa ST IL L , T H ER E IS A L
Mrs. Ed Hamimn and daugh
in 1884 and nine years ago he
W AYS THE CLIM ATE
ters. Mabel and Ethel, were Sa
came to Oregon and settled at
lem visitors the first of the week.
Crabtree, w h ere he engaged in
The Californian gets up at the
the merchantile business.
alarm
of a Connecticut clock:
John Gehlen who has been laid
He is survived by his widow buttons his Chicago suspenders
up for the past two weeks with
and four children, also his par to Detroit overalls; washes his
the - flu, is able to be around
ents,
who reside in Salem.
face with Cincinnati soap in a
again.
Funeral services were conduct Pennsylvania basin; wipes on a
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sloper of ed last Sunday at Cradtree at 11 Rhode Island towel; sits up to a
;Saiem, spent last week here o’clock and interments was in Grand Rapids table; eats Kansas
^vistotog at the home o f J. E. Franklin Butte cemetery.
City meat and Minneapolis flour
r-s-c-s-*
x*
Sloper’s
Drug
Store
with Idaho potatoes cooked with
Indiana lard on a St. Louis stove
Theodore Gehlen. who is work-
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burning Wyoming coal; puts a
Ing at Pendleton, came over the
G. W. Cleveland died at the ¡N ew York bridle on a Colorado
first o f the week to attend the family home in Stayton on Mon-! bronco fed with Iowa corn; plows
funeral o f his brother Nick.
j day. February 16th at the age o f five acres o f land (covered with
170 years.
Ohio morgages) with a Chatta-
John Mielke and w ife and
He has been a resident of nooga plow. When it is bed time
daughter Cecelia. Masdames V.
~
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1 Stayton for a number o f years he reads a chapter from a bible
tfarf „ ,0per . * nd
j sloper and was active am0ng his fellow» printed in Boston: says a prayer
-w gfc Salem nisitors T uesday.
m. „ in doing his part in any. written in Jeruwlem; crawls un-
and V. £)are Sloper.
G. W . C L E V E L A N D
thing for the good e f the comm - 1 dec a blanket made in New Jer*
Mrs Arthur Leffler is at Crab
unity. He- was held in high ser only to be kept awake all
tree taking care of her mother,
esteem by all who knew him and night by fleas the only home
M rs..S. B. Cole, who has had a
his death is keenly felt by a product o f his own state.—San
had seige o f the flu.
lorge number of friends,
Francisco Chronicle.
Funeral
w
as
held
from
the
Meth-
T h e latest prescription for
warding off old age is a diet o f °*ist church Wednesday. Feb. 25 Catarrhal Deafness Caanot Be Cared
hr local a»»U cattaaa. aa thor c iaa o t raach
lettuce. dandelion leaves and ; afternoon at 2 o’clock with Rev. th . 4la*aa-4 »e rtla a af th* oar Tkoro la
•aly
aat w ar ta cur# catarrhal 4>ifa*aa.
that la hr a caaatlttittaaal romo4f.
- watercress, Whatcha think we Reece officiating, and interment C aa4
atarrhal Doafnraa It cauao4 hr aa la -
was in Lone Oak cemetery.
flira-d rsa4ltloa of tho mucoua M i l l » af
.are, a «lo ?
Suit a. hlaa Tutor
W hoa thla taha la
The pallbearers were: Geo. tho
laflam -4 you hava a rumtolli* aoun4 tor l a -
»-rfo c t hrmriac. aa4 whoa It la oailrolr
iLuther Stunt, manager o f the Keech, Thurst Kearns. Geo. Ooao4. D -afn .aa la Iha roaalt. L’ a l r a th*
Inflammation ran hr rr4uoo4 an4 thla tuho
"Valley Motor Co. in Stayton, has Davie. Louis Thomas. Jos. Fish rratarr4 to Ita a o r a a l coa4ltloa h .arin g
w ill ho 4w troro 4 faroror
M a a r casca af
4oaraoaa art cauao4 hr ratarrh . which la
'been laid up the past week with er and Wes Riggs.
an laflam .4 caa4ltlea af tho mucoua our-
facoa
H all'a Catarrh Mo4tcino aota thru
an attack o f the "flu ” at hiss,
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tha hloa4 aa tha aucaua atirfacoa af tho
h rat> a
home in Salem.
, F 0K SALE Thoroughbred pedi-
Wo will (lo o O a t Mua4ro4 Dollara far
may caao af Catarrhal Doafnraa that caaaat
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'** -M .l ■ greed driving mare and buggy. ho curo4 hy H all'a Catarrh Mo4lrtno Clr-
froo
A ll Dru(«1ata. 7*4^-
r . i . C H E N M T « CO Tolo4a. O J
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Murphy. Inquire at Mail office.
Mrs. V. Dare and J. E. Sloper
attended the mo\ ies at Salem > » eport or thk conditios or thk
Sunday e v e n in g ^
MILL CITY STATE BANK
j
Earnest Matthieu has purchas-
one of the famous Butter Kist
popcorn machines and will short-
,
.
ly have it installed in his pool
hall.
The Variety Store ;j
F#b „ ,w,.
O verdraft*. Mvured and unnecured
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md «imnu.
i , im
no
K»uking bolli«............
Kura! turn and ft * tu re-
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Due ftftiii Approved re»erv«* I»nnk».
14 74 h
sr>
J. P. Wilbui was here frO T T )
Portlard for a few days this
week looking after business. He
returned to the Rose City again,
where he and Mrs. Wiibur are
visiting friends and relatives.
T o tal .
I, V. M.
55.57*5 74
1 A6 A*
21.*151 Hb
» *5 7X3 21
Ntati* of n r iron
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Comity of Marion {
A rn o ld
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C is h io of
the
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f
TRACTO R.
20 Horse-power at the pulley 12 at the dra'wbar
—
Plenty of* power at tlic drawbar. Yet small enough to turn
easily in a small space and work in close to the trees, E co
nomical because built to st*ndtbtgaff . Small expense tor up
keep. Cheap operation. T h e tractor you’ve always w anted.
Track wheels run on large '
proof motor.
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My Coiainie*|i»n ex p irt * O e t-31.
Cf»rr*-rr A Heat:
D. H H ILL
F. I. ARNOLD
£
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B. A. SCHAEFR
PROP.
AVw
W h y not have us demonstrate the Clc-
trac right on your own land, with your own
work? N o obligation.
W . H. Patterson & Co.
Salem,
Oregon
and i*«iici.
•A II.U A M P M ACMAHTKRH,
Notary I'uWil«;,
Air for carburetor clarified bv water.
all the time.
Come in and look over our slock
V. M A * ^ » i D. tuklcf
1 -‘ niMM'ri .••d and a worn to U fo r e m ■ itilk :tr.| j •
day o f N itrah, 1920.
roller hearings. Dust-
t<tn k-lyftt ,8-inc/i-hiilt', singlt-grouter truck. 1 )ors all your w o r k -
flleive
limned hank, do «ole m it I r a wear f It it the ahovo
•Mtcm em ft» true to the heal of niv k n o w le d g e
Dt factor»
T A N K -T Y P E
please—not when the weather pleases.
Ladies’ Hose
Children’s Hose
Canvas Gloves
Stationery
Crockery
Glassware
Kitchen Utensils
Notions, Etc.
Frank Gehlen and w ife of Top- Checke and other cash ite m «...........
Cafth on band...................................
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«nnish, Wash.. Ben of Cornell,
T o t a l ...
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Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Eul-
L í a Bl L I T ! 10*
berg o f Portland, were here to r n p fffi) »ffM-k paid i n . ..
.t 15.000 BO
\ u lti! profite, lene fX|*M neve * iid
attend the funeral o f Nick Geh l idi tax*-»
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len.
1 Due to bank* and hanker»
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J. B. Jeater has been carrying
the mail on the Kingston route
this week during the illness of
Wm Nendel. who has been laid
up with a slight attack o f the
FJu-
Cletrac
W orks in any weather—over any soil. You work when ym
pesoiww
Individual deposita eubjex-t to check
Demand rertH lcttes o f deposit.
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